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Metrics Team Meeting Notes, January 23rd 2020
by Gaba 23 Jan '20

23 Jan '20

Hi! We had our weekly metrics team meeting today. We are going to skip next week's meeting. The next one is going to be on February 6th. The pad for the meeting in 2020 is at https://pad.riseup.net/p/tor-metricsteam-2020.1-keep The log for the meeting is: http://meetbot.debian.net/tor-meeting/2020/tor-meeting.2020-01-23-15.01.log… And the agenda/notes: ------------------------------------- Agenda Thursday, January 23rd, 15 UTC ------------------------------------- potential gsoc project (georg is interested in mentoring with somebody else): Tor weather (#26124) <-- pili is going to follow up on this to define scope of this gsoc project --gaba --> schedule next roadmap session When? Mostly we need to complete the scalability/onionperf project. Organized in https://pad.riseup.net/p/0K2Q5uuN0CbjbOGxJQsL-keep and will send mail for tasks before session. Needs review tickets: https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/query?status=needs_review&componen… Defect tickets: https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/query?status=accepted&status=assig… Roadmap (gaba) https://trello.com/b/Mu5fYg53/tor-metrics-roadmap cheers, gaba -- Project Manager: Network, Anti-Censorship and Metrics teams gaba at torproject.org she/her are my pronouns GPG Fingerprint EE3F DF5C AD91 643C 21BE 8370 180D B06C 59CA BD19

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Network Team Meeting Notes, 22 January 2020
by Alexander Færøy 23 Jan '20

23 Jan '20

Hello, Here is a short summary of the network team meeting from Wednesday the 22nd of January 2020. 1) We started out with roadmap. We went over our Q1 2020 roadmap and checked if everything looked good. Gaba had imported tickets from Trac before the meeting such that all of that was ready. 2) We went over review assignments. Things looked fine. 3) We looked at the 0.4.3 status page. People were asked to make sure that tickets had the 043-must/043-should/043-can keywords and otherwise they will be moved to 0.4.4 planning. Nick and Alex will meet next week and try to distribute some of the tickets out to team members. 4) Nick asked if anybody had any blockers of 0.4.3.x and if not, he would roll an alpha release after the meeting. 5) We talked shortly about the upcoming IPv6 grant (s55): teor is going to be working on this but they are open for other people to join in. There is a planning meeting on 23/01/2020 at 22 UTC for this sponsor. 6) We could use more people that are up for doing merging to master. 7) We discussed some Stem CI issues and how we should handle them. 8) We discussed getting more eyes on sbws. Ideally we should talk with the network health team here too such that they have an idea about what is happening with bandwidth scanning. 9) Nobody had anything else to discuss. --- end of summary --- You can read the network team meeting log at: http://meetbot.debian.net/tor-meeting/2020/tor-meeting.2020-01-22-22.59.html Below are the contents of our meeting pad: Nick: Week of Jan 13 (planned): - Freeze 0.4.3 in two days - more work on whatever gets reviewed. - reviews and merges - Write a test for 20218 - Try moving dirauth_mode() to src/core - More investigation on 32835 (log bug) - More investigation on 32868 (assertion bug) - More releases? Or wait for more fixes? - 0.4.3.1.x-alpha? - Split up core/include.am (32137) - PETS discussion - PETS artifact review Week of Jan 13 (actual): - 0.4.3 freeze - Completed and merged a bunch of branches - Worked on a fix for a practracker issue (32705) - Testing for 20218 - More investigation on 32868 (assertion bug); added mitigation - Split up core/include.am (32137) - PETS discussion - Revised 32695 (remove consensus methods 25-27) - Revised 32487 (--disable-relay-mode disables directory caches) - Review and hacking on 32709 (onionbalance subcredential fix) - Fixed an add_c_file bug (32962) - More reviews, merges, fixes, revisions. Week of Jan 20: (planned): - US HOLIDAY ON MONDAY - Finish fixes on #32709 (onionbalance subcredential fix) - 0.4.3.1.x-alpha - More releases? Or wait for more fixes? - Help with triage and assignment on 0.4.3.x - work on clusterfuzz failure - PETS discussion and artifact review catalyst: week of 01/13 (2020-W03) (actual): - reviews - helped out with NT service patch troubleshooting (#32984, #32883, #32778) - helped out with add_c_file troubleshooting (#32962) - GSoD week of 01/20 (2020-W04) (planned): - reviews - TPI holiday 01/20 - GSoD - create tickets for roadmap items that need them - investigate some clang-format stuff (#32921) week of 01/20 (2020-W04) (actual): - TPI holiday 01/20 - investigated availability of features in various clang-format versions (and availability in OS packages) ahf: Last week (planned): - Send out 1:1 schedules to team members. - Sync with Gaba. - Some meetings. - Hack on roadmap items. Last week (actually): - Synced with Gaba. - Sent out 1:1 schedules to everybody. - Submitted PRs for some s28 tickets. - Looked a bit at the dalek Rust code for one of the optional roadmap items. - Some ticket triage with Nick. This week (planned): - 1:1s with everybody pretty much. - A few meetings. - Continue to work on s28 tickets. Mike: Last week (planned): - Have gaba+isa review role descriptions - Metrics kickoff meeting - Work on explicit congestion notification meta-proposal - File perf-related roadmap tickets - Triage + prioritize circpad, vanguards bugs Last week (actual): - Had gaba+isa review role descriptions; worked on 2020 plan - Metrics kickoff meeting - Worked on explicit congestion notification meta-proposal This week (planned): - Mozilla all hands - Congestion control tor-dev post Maybe dropping due to Mozilla: - File perf-related roadmap tickets - Write mails to researchers re circpad docs + simulator - Triage + prioritize circpad, vanguards bugs dgoulet: Week of Jan 6th (actual): - Triage some tickets - Patch on #32892 - Reviewed some tickets. - Opened #32910 and started to work on it. - Code needed before feature freeze for s27: #32709. - Answered some tor-dev emails about HS DoS defenses. More in the pipe now as people have been responding. - Fixed #32847 Week of Jan 13th (planned): - Finalize asap #32709 with asn before freeze on Wed. - Continue with #32910 Gaba: Week of Jan 13th (actual): - Get up to date with mails and Trac - Follow up on Gitlab status - Roadmapping for Scalability (with metrics team) - Check on sponsor work. Week of Jan 20th (planned) - Roadmap life - Run behind Trac teor: (online first meeting of the month, offline at the usual meeting time) Week of 13 January (actual): Take Time for: - catching up on emails and IRC - post-0.4-stable backports and ticket triage - Draft sponsor 55 (relay IPv6) roadmap - Split into stages, no ticket numbers yet - Review IPv6 tickets for relevance Roadmap: - 0.4.3 bug fixes - #32588 Fix ORPort IPv6 auto port - #32822 Make Authorities add their own IPv6 ORPort to trusted dir servers - #32705 Practracker tests - #32772 Git scripts - remove 0.2.9 - #32778 Initialise pubsub in Windows NT Service mode - #32962 add_c_file.py refactor Other: - Fallback Scripts: CI fixes, list changes - Code Reviews: Bugs, Manual Page, Modularisation, Removing Obsolete Code, Volunteers - Proposal 306 (Client IPv6) Review and Changes - Triage old 0.2.9 backport tickets Week of 20 January (planned): Take Time for: - Draft sponsor 55 (relay IPv6) roadmap - Add existing ticket numbers - Make existing tickets child tickets of sponsor objective tickets (once Gaba has created the sponsor objective tickets) - Draft sponsor 55 proposals - If I write the proposals now, we can have them reviewed by 1 February, when the grant officially starts - O1.1: Relay IPv6 Reachability Checks - O1.2: Relay Auto IPv6 Address - O1.5: Relay IPv6 Statistics Roadmap: - Hand over or triage out 0.4.3 bug fixes Other: - Code Reviews Week of 20 January (actual): Take Time for: - Draft sponsor 55 (relay IPv6) roadmap - Add existing ticket numbers Roadmap: - 0.4.3 bug fixes - #32778 Initialise pubsub in Windows NT Service mode - #32962 add_c_file.py refactorservers - Triage #32314 Can't connect to literal IPv6 address containing double colon - Diagnose #33006 Fix test-stem `test_take_ownership_via_controller` failure Other: - Fallback Scripts merges, CI fixes - Code Reviews: Bugs, Volunteers - Ticket triage Need help with: - 0.4.3 bugs: I need to hand them over so I can do Sponsor 55 work. (See the list in the discussion section.) -- Alexander Færøy

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Gitlab Migration Status 17/1 2020
by Alexander Færøy 23 Jan '20

23 Jan '20

Hello list! Gaba and I recently talked about how it would be good to have some status about where we are with the Gitlab migration project. In December a lot of you reported a lot more issues than I had spotted, which was both extremely good, but also not so good in that every issue was another thing for me to fix :-) Thanks to everybody for reporting these! Fortunately, with anarcat's suggestion of using some parts of tracboat I got over some of the "Trac markup" to Markdown issues quickly, but some of them remained. Recently, cohosh reported an issue with the Gitlab instance we were running where PR's generated 503 messages. Hiro spend a lot of time trying to debug this, and with this new issue in mind, we have decided to move to Gitlab's own "omnibus" package method for maintaining the Gitlab instance instead of Debian's "salsa" Ansible playbooks. We feel that a larger number of us are more confident with operating the omnibus Gitlab instance and those of us who have been running Gitlab instances this way before (hiro, gaba, and myself) haven't run into issues like the ones we have had with Salsa so far. Here's a summary for my Gitlab hackday today: - Synced my local cache of Trac tickets (used for speeding up runs). - Worked on "missing information" issues reported in December: points -> estimation, actual points -> spending (both based on a conversion function Gaba and I talked about in December), owner, milestone, reviewer, and "reported by". I still use my own username for these to avoid spamming folks with emails. - CC in issues for *known users* so far. That is the people who have users on GL when we move. - Figure out how to handle parents. - Extended the "Tracboat" conversion code with handling some of our {{{ }}} (code blocks) and headlines better. Checking the cosmetic changes for errors takes longer time than all the metadata issues since I need to go over tickets and see if things "looks right" and not just look out for missing or wrong information. Right now it's running against my local GL install in a Qubes VM for speed, and once I've gone over the results I'll make it post to a new repo on dip.torproject.org (this makes the difference of a sync from 8h for a complete sync to 20min). I will be using "strike through" on the text on our December pad to indicate that I think something is fixed, then we can walk over it together at a later point. Have a nice weekend all! All the best, Alex. -- Alexander Færøy

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Network Team Meeting Notes, 13 January 2020
by Alexander Færøy 22 Jan '20

22 Jan '20

Hello, Here is a short summary of the network team meeting from Monday the 13th of January 2020. 1) Started out with roadmap. People were asked to use #network-team-roadmap-2020Q1 as keyword on Trac for new items for the Q1 2020 roadmap items. 2) We have an 0.4.3 status page now at https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/org/teams/NetworkTeam/CoreTor… that we will use for seeing how we are doing with the 0.4.3 release. 3) We decided to move next meeting to 22/1 2020 at 23 UTC. 4) There was a short discussion on a practracker issue that was resolved. 5) Nobody had anything else to discuss. --- end of summary --- You can read today's network team meeting log at: http://meetbot.debian.net/tor-meeting/2020/tor-meeting.2020-01-13-17.59.html Below are the contents of our meeting pad: Nick: Week of Jan 6, remaining (planned): - Work on various bugs - C style work, pending feedback - Dirauth config modularization work, pending feedback and review - Revise 22029 (block by ed25519) - Examine binary size issues - More reviews Week of Jan 6 (actual): - Worked on more style patches; resolve numerous pending style issues (under 32921) - Initial triage 0.4.3.x tickets with ahf - Lots of tests, reviews, merges - Looked at binary size issue a bit - Revised and merged 22029 - Wrote patch to disable dircache when relay-mode is disabled (32487) Week of Jan 13 (planned): - Freeze 0.4.3 in two days - more work on whatever gets reviewed. - reviews and merges - Write a test for 20218 - Try moving dirauth_mode() to src/core - More investigation on 32835 (log bug) - More investigation on 32868 (assertion bug) - More releases? Or wait for more fixes? - 0.4.3.1.x-alpha? - Split up core/include.am (32137) - PETS discussion - PETS artifact review catalyst: week of 01/06 (2020-W02) (planned): - reviews - GSoD - roadmapping (creating tickets for planned work items) week of 01/06 (2020-W02) (actual): - reviews - revised #32846 (GSoD work) and suggested future directions - tried to debug some asciidoc network dependency problems; turns out to be homebrew (macOS) specific week of 01/13 (2020-W03) (planned): - reviews - roadmapping (creating tickets for planned work items) - GSoD help with: - teor, or someone else, could we please merge #32846 soon to unblock swati? ahf: Last week (planned): - Begin work on roadmapped items for Jan/Feb. - Solve my last Gitlab formatting issue(s?) - Recover fully from flu. Last week (actually): - Friday worked on GL issues. - Recovered from the flu. - Triage with Nick. - Some FOSDEM prep. - Planning roadmap items with a mixture of GL, new Jan/Feb tasks, and s28 items. This week (planned): - Send out 1:1 schedules to team members. - Sync with Gaba. - Some meetings. - Hack on roadmap items. Mike: Last week (planned): - Figure out Mozilla Berlin EKR meeting topics - Catch up on mail Last week (actual): - Figure out Mozilla Berlin EKR meeting topics - Catch up on mail This week (planned): - Have gaba+isa review role descriptions - Metrics kickoff meeting - Work on explicit congestion notification meta-proposal - Write mails to researchers re circpad docs + simulator - File perf-related roadmap tickets - Triage + prioritize circpad, vanguards bugs dgoulet: Week of Jan 6th (actual): - Triage some tickets - Patch on #32892 - Reviewed some tickets. - Opened #32910 and started to work on it. - Code needed before feature freeze for s27: #32709. - Answered some tor-dev emails about HS DoS defenses. More in the pipe now as people have been responding. - Fixed #32847 Week of Jan 13th (planned): - Finalize asap #32709 with asn before freeze on Wed. - Continue with #32910 Gaba: Week of Jan 13th (planned): - Get up to date with mails and Trac - Follow up on Gitlab status - Roadmapping for Scalability (with metrics team) - Check on sponsor work. -- Alexander Færøy

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Kick-off meeting for network health work on Thursday, 1/23, 1800 UTC
by Georg Koppen 21 Jan '20

21 Jan '20

Hello everyone! We'll have a kick-off meeting for our new network health team this Thursday, at 1800 UTC in #tor-meeting. Everyone is welcome! We have started to collect an agenda and noted already existing tickets for a potential roadmap[1]. If there are more items we should consider, please add them. Right now we want to make progress on - a vision and big items to work on in the medium and longer term - thinking about potential projects for the upcoming Google Summer of Code - starting our roadmapping for the coming weeks and months - setting up processes like other teams already have (weekly meetings, publishing meeting notes etc.) See you there, Georg [1] https://pad.riseup.net/p/tor-networkhealth-2020.1-keep

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Tails report for December 2019
by sajolida 21 Jan '20

21 Jan '20

https://tails.boum.org/news/report_2019_12/ -- sajolida Tails — https://tails.boum.org/ UX · Fundraising · Technical Writing

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Notes from Vegas Meeting JANUARY 19 2020
by Erin Wyatt 17 Jan '20

17 Jan '20

Friendly reminder: US Federal holiday (observed) on Monday, January 20th Notes from Vegas Meeting JANUARY 16 2019: + OLD BUSINESS Mike: - Pantheon tells me they just implemented a new "coupon" system for select long-term non-profit customers, allowing them to peg billing and avoid overage charges. They did not have the ability to alter pricing like this previously. + NEW BUSINESS pili - Is anyone coordinating our Rightscon submissions and presence? Should I? Should someone in the American continent and/or who is planning to attend do it instead? Resolution: Steph, isa, EFF, FPF, Gus, and Antonela are all working on stuff. :) ewyatt - Setting next feedback cycle timeline - please see my email from yesterday and let's talk timing. Resolution: timeline works; Isa and ewyatt are still reviewing feedback from last cycle; updated document and announcement to come out next week. sarah - Do we know anyone at Google that we can contact about attending the San Fran event? Discussion: (A few people; short list shared internally.) If anyone reading this knows someone, please contact sstevenson@torproject! anarcat - How should i approach the discussion of "what is supported" and "what is an emergency"? who are my stakeholders? see also ticket #31243 + GENERAL NOTES Anarcat - sysadmin meeting on monday, notes at https://help.torproject.org/tsa/meeting/2020-01-13/ - ordered new server for ganeti cluster - battling various upkeep things (scaleway/ARM boxes, disk usage, security upgrades, etc) - 1:1 with isa (thanks!) - how should i approach the discussion of "what is supported" and "what is an emergency"? who are my stakeholders? see also ticket #31243 Philipp (on vacation and won't be here) - Still working on TTP grant - Business as usual with Sponsor 28 and 30 Georg - getting up to speed in network-health land - moved various unrelated pieces forward (faq legal update) Pili - Teams and Sponsor roadmapping - Moving GSoC forward - FOSDEM organisation - Lots of meetings this week Antonela • UX team 2020 roadmap is ready - https://nc.torproject.net/s/CqiqS7NRrfPkmLx • Berlin All Hands logistics; maybe I'm reaching FOSDEM. • S27, S30 and S9, IFF Village organizers, Mozilla <> Tor meetings • working with Onion Errors and Onion Indicators as part of S27 • reviewed Nah's report on December user research ran by partners. Working with Onion Services user research. • torproject.org/download is going to be iterated - #32460 • emailed Julia Evans (b0rk) to work in a fanzine that explains Tor. She doesn't run commissioned work but recommended us emilywithcurls :) • fill SOTO for the UX team • I'll be joining proposals with A19 and EFF around human rights and design during RightsCon • EFF is working on updating ssd.eff.org with Tor Browser updates. Put them in contact with Gus and helping on what is needed. Alex: - Scheduled 1:1 with network team folks. Monday is going to be the big meeting day for me in this year. - Hacking on various tickets in my backlog. - Going to do slides in the upcoming weekend for FOSDEM. - Looking at CFP's for other events "near" DK for submitting Tor talks to. Mostly Free Software/Security conferences. isabela: - Continue to have 1:1s w/ Vegas leads to coordinate 2020 plans - Working on Board Book for our next meeting (Jan 21st) - Reviewing comms/fundraising posts/letters - Kick off meeting for onion-advisors / working on udpating Membership Program proposal - Introduction meetings w/ Omidyar and Hewlett foundations - Planning next Feedback cycle w/ Erin Steph: - Working with our Outreachy intern annalee_ on our blog tags and press list - Submitting panel to RightsCon with Isa, EFF, FPF - Reviewing and posting blogs - Creating a document on our onion relationships for onion-advisors - Had first conversation with OTF about Learning Lab for onion services Nick: - Feature-freeze for 0.4.3.x has begun. - Possibly, more releases soon, depending on pace of fixes for 0.4.2 and 0.4.3 issues. - Have been working here and there on design sketches for reduced-size Tor stuff. - Would like to have a sketch of current 2020 roadmaps, with unknowns marked. Will ask ahf/gaba. Erin: - Onboarding new shadow dev. Announcement soon! - Setting next feedback cycle timeline - please see my email from yesterday and let's talk timing. - General HR/personnel stuff. Sarah: - Final items for EOY campaign. Wrap up blog posted https://blog.torproject.org/2019-campaign-wrapup-tor-take-back-the-internet - Meetings with Hewlett and Omidyar. - Planning San Francisco (March 26th) and NYC events (April). Do we know anyone at Google that we can contact about attending the San Fran event? Gaba - Catching up on mails and trac after two weeks AFK. - S30 report - Several roadmaps meetings with teams - Grants budget - Kicking off network health team work with Georg - Gitlab: checking on how to move forward. Gus - Doing 1:2 with community team folks. - Last week did an online meeting with our training partner in Colombia. - Reviewing frontdesk answers with Outreachy intern Cleopatra. - Reviewing Tor Browser for Android manual with cleo, emmapeel, matt. - Organizing 2020 roadmap - Events outreach: following up with FOSDEM plans and activities. - Reaching out some relay operators orgs to see who's going to FOSDEM. Matt - Attended Real World Crypto last week (talked with some people about Tor integration) - Three Tor Browser releases last week (two stable, and one alpha) - Still working on wrapping my head around all of the Tor Browser tickets - Planning S27, S30, S9, and migration work - Planning general tor application support Karsten - Put out new metrics-lib, CollecTor, and ExoneraTor releases to fix a couple bugs. - Started a roadmap for Q1/2020. Mike: - Shared research director roles doc with gaba and isa, working on 2020 goals - Worked with cohosh to clarify some vanguards doc statements wrt snowflake - Brainstorming discussion topics for Mozilla all hands

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fosdem?
by Gaba 17 Jan '20

17 Jan '20

Hi! The call for proposals is open for fosdem [0] as well as the stand submission [1] . It would be great to have Tor people from Europe giving a talk in the main track and setting up a stand. Any volunteer? [0] https://fosdem.org/2020/news/2019-08-13-call-for-participation/ [1] https://submission.fosdem.org/submission/stand -- Project Manager: Network, Anti-Censorship and Metrics teams gaba at torproject.org she/her are my pronouns GPG Fingerprint EE3F DF5C AD91 643C 21BE 8370 180D B06C 59CA BD19

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Anti-censorship meeting notes 16 January 2020
by Cecylia Bocovich 16 Jan '20

16 Jan '20

Here is our meeting log: http://meetbot.debian.net/tor-meeting/2020/tor-meeting.2020-01-16-17.59.html And here is our meeting pad: Anti-censorship work meeting pad -------------------------------- Next meeting: Thursday January 16th 18:00 UTC Weekly meetings, every Thursday at 18:00 UTC, in #tor-meeting at OFTC (channel is logged while meetings are in progress). == Goal of this meeting == Weekly checkin about the status of anti-censorship work at Tor. Coordinate collaboration between people/teams on anti-censorship at Tor. == Links to Useful documents == Our anti-censorship roadmap: https://dip.torproject.org/torproject/anti-censorship/roadmap/boards Our roadmap consists of a subset of trac tickets. The anti-censorship team's wiki page: https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/org/teams/AntiCensorshipTeam GetTor's roadmap: https://dip.torproject.org/groups/torproject/anti-censorship/gettor-project… Tickets that need reviews: https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/query?status=needs_review&componen… Projects from sponsors we are working on: https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/org/sponsors/Sponsor30 https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/org/sponsors/Sponsor28 ------------------------- --- January 16th 2020 --- ------------------------- == Announcements == We have a roadmapping meeting next Tuesday (January 21st) at 17UTC == Discussion == Anyone want to mentor a student developer during the summer? We have time to apply until early February. https://summerofcode.withgoogle.com/how-it-works/#timeline Ideas from last year: https://2019.www.torproject.org/getinvolved/volunteer.html.en#Coding == Actions == == Interesting links == TCP congestion control algorithm may make a difference for users behind bad links. May be worth studying. Ask students? https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-relays/2020-January/018066.html == Updates == Name: This week: - What you worked on this week. Next week: - What you are planning to work on next week (related to anti-censorship work). Help with: - Something you may need help with. Hiro: (last updated before 2020-01-09) Started restoring Twitter Responder. When retrieving tweets I need to check for new tweets only otherwise Gettor will end up responding to old back log and already answered messages. <-- is this #27330 ? Next Week: - Work on gettor specs <-- Is this #3781? - More with review of strings and website content and translation phw: This week (2020-01-16): Started implementing BridgeDB side of #31874 Reviewed design of https://github.com/ooni/probe-engine/pull/227 Helped with creating RACECAR progress report Added go.mod and go.sum to bridgestrap Wrote trip report of talk at FH Hagenberg and visit at JKU Linz Added another default bridge from Denmark Attended sponsor 30 meeting and TTP meeting Next week: Helping with grant writing. Wrap up #31874 Help with: Gaba: () Last week (Jan 6th): getting up to speed in mails/trac This week (planned): preparing roadmap session cecylia (cohosh): last updated 2019-01-16 Last week: - finished gitlab gettor fixes(#32711) - thought about gsoc projects - updated gettor survival guide - created and made progress on snowflake throughput checks (#32938) - reviewed and debugged more issues with gettor emails (#32906) - updated gettor for newest tor browser alpha - GetTor's github links are now fully working again (#32393) This week: - more grant writing - merge and run gettor script to update gitlab links and files - finish work on snowflake throughput checks (#32938) - roadmapping meeting - write up GSoC projec descriptions for pili - look at reports of shadow socks blocking - switch github gettor provider to new repository (#32977) - check in on censorship measurements again Needs help with: - review of #31971 (from tor browser team) - review of #32711 (from phw) arlolra: 2019-12-12 Last week: - merged #32499 Next week: - read up on turbo tunnel - pick a new task (#31902, #31201, #19026, ?) Help with: - dcf: 2020-01-16 Last week: - deleted the non-IPv6 Snowflake broker (#32502) - filed a ticket for a needed Let's Encrypt upgrade (#32964) Next week: - turbo tunnel in Snowflake Help with: cjb: last updated 2019-01-16 Last week: - came up with a patch for #31011, testing seems difficult, will ask for help in the ticket. Next week: Help with:

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Metrics Team Meeting Notes, January 16th 2020 [includes last week releases]
by Gaba 16 Jan '20

16 Jan '20

Hi! Pad for the meeting: https://pad.riseup.net/p/tor-metricsteam-2020.1-keep Meeting Log: http://meetbot.debian.net/tor-meeting/2020/tor-meeting.2020-01-16-15.05.log… Agenda and notes: MaxMind database license issue (karsten) karsten creates a ticket to list possible alternatives, and we all think hard about this issue and comment on that ticket Needs review tickets: https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/query?status=needs_review&componen… Roadmap (gaba) https://trello.com/b/Mu5fYg53/tor-metrics-roadmap Bugs: https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/query?status=accepted&status=assig… we will clean up that list to prioritize bugs for next week. Releases last week: #329M74: Release CollecTor 1.14.1 #32967: Release ExoneraTor 4.3.0 #32966: Release CollecTor 1.14.0 #32965: Release metrics-lib 2.10.0 cheers, gaba -- Project Manager: Network, Anti-Censorship and Metrics teams gaba at torproject.org she/her are my pronouns GPG Fingerprint EE3F DF5C AD91 643C 21BE 8370 180D B06C 59CA BD19

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